More than 150 companies prepare for Tripoli construction expo
LIBYA – Tripoli is preparing to host the ninth edition of the Libya Construction Expo 2026 from 8 to 11 November, with international participation in the construction, infrastructure and building technology sectors, according to an economic report published in English by the Italian news agency Italpress.
The report, followed and summarised by Al-Marsad, said the expo is a platform to support reconstruction and development programmes, attract international manufacturers and strengthen partnerships between local and international players in the construction sector, as well as to connect Libyan agents and distributors with foreign companies, explore market opportunities and build long-term business relationships.
Companies from five countries and a 17-company Italian delegation
More than 150 companies from Tunisia, Egypt, Turkey, Italy and China will take part, showcasing building materials, machinery and technical solutions, while the official Italian delegation comprises 17 companies, coordinated with the Italian Trade Agency (ICE), the report said.
Construction, water, energy and air-conditioning sectors
The expo is divided into sectors including water and sanitation technologies, renewable energy, alarm systems, lifts, heavy machinery, marble flooring and building materials, as well as heating, ventilation and air conditioning, and interior and exterior finishes.
More than 200 exhibitors and 10,000 visitors expected
The report cited expectations of more than 200 exhibitors and over 10,000 visitors, across an exhibition area of more than 5,000 square metres, with more than 500 prominent figures taking part, including representatives of the Dbeibah government and key decision-makers in the sector.
Specialised forums and exhibitions on the sidelines
It said side events are being prepared, most notably the third edition of the Architecture & Design Forum 2026 and the Future Schools Expo, as well as the Libya Water-tech Expo, the Libya HVAC Expo and Electro Libya.
